• the process of gathering and recording information from different sources

• the set of guidelines that ensure the responsible use, collection, and sharing of data while respecting privacy, consent, and fairness

• rules that make sure a person's information is used safely and fairly

Information that is collected, stored, and used to understand and solve problems

making meaning from data

a column in a spreadsheet

a row of data in a spreadsheet

data in a spreadsheet is organized in these boxes

a question that can be answered by the data

the total number of cases

a large data table on a computer

This data collection method asks for people to volunteer information?

Which data collection method uses devices to accurately record objective data?

What data collection method records activity when users interact with websites, apps, and other computer programs like cash registers documenting the item that is purchased.

• presenting visualizations and narratives to a specific audience for an expository or persuasive purpose

• tells a story about a person, place, thing, or event using data

• attempts to convince the audience of a stance based on evidence from data and visualizations

• Represents data in a circular form, showing how a whole group is broken down into different parts or categories.

• a graph that uses rectangles to represent frequency or count

• a graphical representation of information and data

• a symmetric, bell-shaped curve with most data points clustered around the center

• shows a distribution with two distinct peaks

• the process of making data useful by deleting doubles or blanks, creating categories, and editing spelling errors

• represent the central point or typical value of a data set

• how data values are spread out and how they form a pattern when visualized on a graph

• occurs when the data stretches out more on one side than the other

• a data point that significantly differs from other data points

• a consistent or recurring sequence that can be observed and predicted

• the general direction in which data points are heading over a period of time

• a data visualization that organizes a group of data points into user-specified ranges

• a graph that uses dots to represent the values of two different variables